Moving house can be exciting, but it’s no secret that it also comes with its fair share of stress. From juggling paperwork to coordinating utilities, every step can feel overwhelming if you’re not prepared. The good news is that a...
What cohabiting couples need to check before buying a property together
Posted on Friday, February 27, 2026 | Buying
Buying a property with your partner marks an exciting milestone in the relationship but it’s important to lead with logic, not just love. It’s one of the biggest investments you’ll make, both financially and emotionally, so...
What to avoid when buying a property for the first time
Posted on Thursday, February 5, 2026 | Buying
For many first-time buyers, purchasing a home is unfamiliar territory. The process comes with big decisions, competing priorities, and plenty of pressure to “get it right.” Without a clear understanding of what should guide those...
As we look towards 2026, it seems the property market is moving into a more balanced, considered phase. While regional nuances remain important, common themes of confidence, affordability and realism run through our Members’ predictions,...
Finding the right commuter property is about more than just the journey to work. From lifestyle and budget to future growth and hybrid working needs, there are several factors to consider before making a move.
Review your budget...
Whether you’re moving to a nearby town or across the country, here are some important factors for you to consider to help make your move as smooth as possible:
Calculate your budget
Relocating involves more...
Period properties are rich in character and architectural charm – every cornice, fireplace and timber beam tells a story. While modern homes offer sleek simplicity, characterful properties bring history to life. If you are...
5 most common home survey problems and what to do next
Posted on Friday, January 9, 2026 | Buying
If you’re buying a house, commissioning a home survey is one of the most important steps you can take. Yet many buyers still skip it, assuming it’s an unnecessary cost. In reality, failing to get a property survey can lead to...
